Traducciones de „sharpness“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

sharp·ness [ˈʃɑ:pnəs] SUST. no pl.

1. sharpness of blade, point, curve:

sharpness

ostrina f

2. sharpness of pain:

sharpness

silovitost f

sharpness

moč f

3. sharpness (acerbity):

sharpness

pikrost f

sharpness

ostrost f

4. sharpness (markedness):

sharpness

sunkovitost f

sharpness

silovitost f

5. sharpness (clarity):

sharpness

ostrina f

sharpness

jasnost f

6. sharpness (perceptiveness):

sharpness

bistrost f

sharpness

bistroumnost f

sharpness

ostroumnost f

7. sharpness (possible dishonesty):

sharpness

prebrisanost f

sharpness

pretkanost f

8. sharpness (stylishness):

sharpness

eleganca f

sharpness

šik m

9. sharpness (of taste):

sharpness

ostrost f

sharpness

začinjenost f

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The mind receives a myriad impressionstrivial, fantastic, evanescent, or engraved with the sharpness of steel.

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As far as attributes are concerned, he is the most well-balanced and has a reputation for plenty of technique and its sharpness.

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Sharpness is often the first casualty, and barrel and pin-cushion distortions often appear at the wide-angle and telephoto ends of the zoom range respectively.

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The rich oiliness was countered by the sharpness of a vivid pink rhubarb compote that tasted of itself and a nose-tingling and creamy horseradish sauce.

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The achieved sharpness is due to the lack of a color filter array, thus avoiding the process of demosaicing by capturing the true luminance value of each photosensor.

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The psychological characteristics that are categorised in this process are softness, loudness, sharpness, clearness, roughness, highness and pleasantness.

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When the pupil is small (12 mm), image sharpness may be limited by diffraction of light by the pupil (see diffraction limit).

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This production has taken on the glint of crystalline sharpness.

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Edges move from sharpness to open scumbling.

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Diffraction is usually addressed by establishing secondary emitters at any points of topographic or anthropomorphic sharpness (such as noise barriers or building surfaces).

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